Medicare Part D creditable coverage: CMS tries to manage the flow of Medicare Part D program claim risk by encouraging relatively young, healthy Medicare enrollees to sign up for drug plans and begin ...

In the complaint, multiple plaintiffs across California detail their own (or their child’s) struggle to find accessible care.

Senate Democrats predict that the firms would earn "significant profits" from administering new and expanded health accounts.

Lawyers at White & Case, the firm that represented ACS, estimated in an announcement of the verdict that the total size of the judgment will be $6 million. What it means: Many health care providers, ...

Self-funding is about more than managing costs, it’s about building a benefits model that’s sustainable, transparent, and designed to evolve with the workforce of the future.

The planned eligibility cap would limit subsidies to individuals with income up to 700% of the federal poverty line.

Many small employers told a survey team that they want to try programs like ICHRAs, even though they know little about the programs.

Dr. John Whyte, the AMA's chief executive officer, recently wrote to Grace Arnold, the chair of the NAIC's Regulatory Framework Task Force, to ask her to create the working group.

State regulators are investigating a security breach at a third-party vendor for Blue Cross Blue Shield Montana that may have compromised the medical and personal information of hundreds of thousands ...

A new report from The Guardian Life Insurance Company of America says that the percentage of full-time working Americans who also manage caregiving duties for a loved one has risen sharply since 2019.

U.S. District Judge Clifton Corker denied TeamHealth's request to see the billing records for an emergency medical practice with ties to UnitedHealthcare's corporate family.

Four in 10 small business employees skipped or postponed needed care in the past year, with 23% doing so multiple times.